Engineers are some of the hidden heroes of COVID-19
What would our shelter-in-place COVID-19 experiences be like in Canada without engineering technology advancements such as smart phones, Zoom, Amazon or Netflix?
Menard lane closure moving ahead despite business concerns
Executive Director of the Glebe BIA Andrew Peck says that Menard’s consultations with business owners was more about advancing his own agenda
OAG’s Franklin Carmichael in Group of Seven stamp series
In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the first exhibition of the Group of Seven, Canada Post is issuing a new series of stamps
A good education is the best gift you can give your children
A good education is the backbone of any well-rounded and successful adult and it gives a child the best head start in life they can possibly get.
Why so many Canadian professionals are ethnically Indian
The big Indian migration to Canada is primarily driven by significant numbers of Indian tech professionals.
Good news sports fans: UFC 249 is going ahead this weekend
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has deemed UFC an essential service, greenlighting a return to the Octagon.
Alyson Reid-Larade: A teacher with a passion for education
Alyson Reid-Larade is very passionate about promoting both mental and physical health for her students
Let’s revamp EI instead of pining for a Basic Income
Considering the social and economic imperatives after COVID-19, the federal government must carry out an in-depth reform of EI to meet the labour market challenges of the 21st century.
Find out if Netflix’s Love Wedding Repeat is worth a watch
Film reviewer Keith Whittier, who loves a good wedding as much as a big laugh, gives this movie a B. Watch his full review!
The hardest working appliance — the hot water tank
Your hot water tank is one of the most hard working appliances in your home. It heats water for showers, baths, dishwashing, laundry and more
8 myths and rumors about the COVID-19 epidemic and China
The following are eight of the most common rumors about the COVID-19 epidemic related to China, recently compiled and published by the Chinese embassy in Germany.
How to improve the look and feel of your home
To make your home feel special and welcoming, you need to add the magic touch by redecorating or furnishing.
Gun Crime, Gun tragedies and a plan for real gun control
Will the new Canadian initiative in banning certain styles of semi-automatic rifles reduce gun crime and gun tragedies?
Album Reviews — Amyl, Austra, Pack A.D., Blank Sun and more
Five album reviews to start your week including two from Ottawa bands: Blank Sun and Kathryn Patricia
The vital role protein plays in the health of your body
Proteins are considered as the building blocks for the body as they are found in just about every single cell of the body, from bones, muscles, tendons, teeth, hair, and more
China calls for cooperation while Trump plays the blame game
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to cut a swath of sickness and death around the world and stifle global economies, most leaders are focused on containing it while others seem more focused on the blame game.
Ottawa’s Fairy Art Mother has advice for struggling artists
Ottawa artist and creator of the Fairy Art Mother, Laura den Hertog offers information and advice on who is buying art and how to reach them.
Rationing care in Canada and U.S. in the face of COVID-19
Likeability, influence and sympathy should not guide triage decisions if we want to fairly and consistently allocate resources to those most likely to survive their illness.
Best of Ottawa 2020: Places to stay — hotels and inns
In this weekly series, we share our picks with you — our top hotels, live music venues, local brews, bands and more. Check, share and discuss #OLMBest every week!
Spartan Bioscience: Ottawa’s superhero of DNA testing
Dr. Paul Lem and his team at Spartan Bioscience have developped the world’s smallest DNA analyzer, that provides results with unprecedented speed and accuracy.
The award-winning show that’s trending on Netflix — Ozark
My review of Ozark. A financial advisor drags his family from Chicago to the Missouri Ozarks, where he must launder money to appease a drug boss.
NHL news, odds and updates during Corona
Although that headline might be a bit misleading, assuming all NHL players are desperately itching to get back on the ice and get paid for what they do best
Author Diana Beresford-Kroeger speaks for the trees
Diana Beresford-Kroeger invites readers into the world of trees and the ancient Celts in her new book To Speak for the Trees
Hit the mark with the look that is spot on for spring
Whether you’re looking to add some colour to your wardrobe or simply want to try something new, this selection of enduring trends will carry you through the summer months and beyond.
Ottawa YMCA-YWCA works to reduce the spread of COVID-19
Out of an abundance of caution, Ottawa Public Health is now recommending that there be an approximate 35 per cent reduction of people living in the residence to better allow for physical distancing
